Jamal Browner Hits 760.6 lbs Raw Squat Triple PR, Follows It Up With 903 lbs Conventional Deadlift Double PR

Powerlifter Jamal Browner notches two new PRs in his recent training session to remind everyone how strong he is. 

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Jamal Browner Squat Deadlift Pr
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Jamal Browner is known for his gravity-defying sumo deadlifts, but he is not neglecting his conventional pulls. It seems like Jamal wants to become the first person to deadlift 1000 lbs with both stances, and claim one of the most incredible achievements in powerlifting. On April 19th, Jamal scored a new Two Rep Conventional Deadlift PR by pulling 903 lbs (410 kg). However, to make it more impressive, in the same training session, prior to the deadlifts, Jamal squatted 760.6 lbs (345 kg) for a new Three Rep PR.

Both of his new PRs are considered raw by powerlifting standards, as he used a lifting belt for the deadlift, and added knee sleeves for the squats. 

You can watch the lifts here: 

Squat Session:

Deadlift Session:

 

Related: Jamal Browner Hits A Massive 953.5 lbs Conventional Raw Deadlift And 749.5 lbs Raw Squat PRs

Jamal has not specified his bodyweight at the time of the lift, but he usually competes in the 110 kg weight class. He has also not yet revealed when his next competition will be. Nonetheless, he is making some insane improvements in the gym, and is looking to improve all of his competition PRs.

Jamal Browner’s Competition PRs

  • Squat: 365 kg (804.7 lbs) (2021 WRPF Hybrid Showdown III)
  • Bench Press: 225 kg (496 lbs) (2021 WRPF Hybrid Showdown III)
  • Deadlift: 440.5 kg (971.1 lbs) World Record (2020 WRPF Hybrid Showdown II)
  • Total: 1000 kg (2204.6 lbs) All-Time World Record (2021 WRPF Hybrid Showdown III)

Jamal Browner’s competitive powerlifting career has been going extremely well, as he has won 10 of 15 sanctioned competitions in which he took part. Jamal is also an All-Time Total & Deadlift World Record holder in the 110 kg weight class.

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Just two days after hitting new squat and deadlift rep PRs, Jamal Browner is back in the gym pulling 959 lbs (435 kg) raw, but with a sumo stance this time. This deadlift is just 12 lbs (5.5 kg) lighter than the World Record and Jamal is able to pull it on his off days.

You can watch Jamal Browner’s sumo deadlift here: 

Related: Powerlifter Jamal Browner Hits 925 lbs (420 kg) Conventional Raw Deadlift PR

Recently Danny Grigsby and Krzysztof Wierzbicki took over the deadlift scene with some massive pull, but it is good to see that Jamal Browner has an ace in his sleeve. Judging by his recent training session, it’s just a matter of time before Jamal hits a (500 kg) pull, a lofty goal he wants to achieve for some time now. Jamal has already tried to pull 501 kg (1104.5 lbs) once but failed to succeed. 

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Andrew is a professional writer and a workaholic. He studied sports for 4 years and trained soccer for almost 15 years. In addition, for the past three years Andrew has been implementing functional training, with a dream or a plan to enroll in the special forces.
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